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Arts Review: Wilde In Space – The Importance of Being Earnest

Directors: Annie Saxberg and Kirsty McAdam, Art School, 21st – 23rd November By taking a beloved classic by Oscar Wilde … More

Kelly Macarthur, the importance of being earnest, wilde, wilde in space

Bare Bums Cure Blood Cancer

Ahh, the festive season. Time to eat, drink and get naked. Wait. What? Well, so was the case for a … More

charity, glasgow marrow, marrow

Human Rights, What Are They Good For?

…Absolutely nothing, according to the PM At the start of October, Theresa May promised that British soldiers will no longer … More

british bill of rights, human rights, military, soldier, University of Glasgow

Memes – Beautiful Cinnamon Rolls Or a Dark Void?

The dark side of the internet meme ‘Pepe the Frog’ has been pushed into the spotlight with its classification as … More

adl, anti defamation, eamon ewins, hate symbol, memes, pepe

Next Steps: Surviving the Future Gaze

It’s that time of year again. Temperatures have dropped to the point where I’m surprised on a daily basis not … More

annie milburn, next steps, surviving the future gaze, University of Glasgow

qmunicate reads: Miss Pettigrew Lives For A Day

At 9.15am on an ordinary, nondescript morning, the beleaguered Miss Guinevere Pettigrew enters an employment agency. Jobless and rather desperate, … More

Book Review, Miss Pettigrew Lives For A Day, qmunicate reads, rachel walker, University of Glasgow, winifred watson

Film Review: Paterson

[4/5] In association with Glasgow Film Theatre In Jim Jarmusch’s Paterson, a mysterious man explains to Adam Driver’s character (and … More

adam driver, Calum Cooper, film review, Glasgow Film Theatre, jim jarmusch, Paterson, University of Glasgow

How a Gin and Tonic Can Cure Malaria

In the depths of the Andean jungle, some 400 years ago, a young native Indian was lost, ill and struck … More

gillian merriman, gin and tonic, malaria, quinine, University of Glasgow

Loki on Domestic Violence

[This piece contains descriptions of domestic violence and victim-blaming] Scottish rap artist Loki, also known as Darren McGarvey, has been … More

domestic violence, jeehan ashercook, loki, University of Glasgow

Chief Constable Threatens to Take Legal Action Against NHS

Shaun Sawyer, chief constable of Devon and Cornwall Police has written to Devon Partnership NHS threatening legal action unless they … More

Éirinn Fitzgerald, chief constable, NHS, shaun sawyer, University of Glasgow

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